1. Maryland
By: The Yellow Gummy Bears
Name: Noah

2. Location
Relative: Pennsylvania is to the north, Virginia is
to the south, West Virgina is to the west, and
Philadelphia is to the east.
Absolute: Annapolis 38*N 76*W.

3. Region
1. Mid Atlantic
2. South-East

4. Place: Landmark
National Aquarium, Accokeek Site, B
and O Railroad Site, Chase Lloyd
House.
National Museum of
Catholic art and History

5. Place: Landform
Potomac River, Piedmont Plateau, and the
Youghiogheny River
Chesapeake Bay

6. Tradition / Climate
Tradition: One of Maryland's traditions are the
Folklife Festival where people get together
eat food play music and have a good time.
Climate: In Maryland the summers are around
65*F and the winters are around 45*F.

7. The Folklife Festival
The Folklife Festival

8. Movement
Transportation: Interstate 70, 81, and 83, 95,
197, CSX Freight, Nortrax Southern Freight,
and Penn Station.
Chesapeake Bay Bridge

9. Exports/Agriculture
Exports: Tobacco, wine, dairy, organic
foods, crops, grains, cars, beauty
products, and soybeans
Agriculture Tobacco plants, grain
grains tobacco plants

10. Agriculture continued
wheat soybeans

11. Human / Environment Interaction
Adapt: Maryland adapts to hurricanes by
building their houses on stilts. They adapt to
heat by having air conditioners in most of
the houses.
Modify: Chesapeake Bay Bridge, Francis Scott
Key Bridge.
Depend: Maryland depends on their rich soil to
grow crops like tobacco, wheat, soybeans,
and grains.

12. Francis Scott Key Bridge